At the age of 16, Ramón Ortega moved from Tucumán to Buenos Aires, where he gained fame as "Palito" in the Argentine music scene, eventually achieving success in Latin America and Europe with hits like "La felicidad" and "Corazón contento." Besides his musical career, he starred in 27 films and directed and produced 7 of them. As an entrepreneur, he brought Frank Sinatra to Argentina for a performance and collaborated with notable artists on albums like "Por los Caminos del Rey."
In 2015, Palito signed with Sony Music, releasing albums such as "Cantando con Amigos" featuring Charly García and "Rock n' Roll" in tribute to Nery Nelson. With a total of 48 albums and numerous accolades, including a Gardel Award for "Te llevo bajo mi piel," he has performed on prestigious stages worldwide. In 2022, he released "Gracias (En Vivo Estadio Luna Park)" capturing moments from his Farewell Tour, which sold out venues across the country, including three shows at Luna Park.
